Key takeaways.
The differences that matter most.
- Level is centered on live RMM action. Intune is centered on assignments, policies, and device check-ins.
- Level monitors connectivity, CPU, memory, disk, processes, services, and custom conditions in real time.
- Endpoint events and monitor thresholds can trigger conditional, multi-step Level automations.
- Level keeps scripts, background tools, and browser-based remote control beside the endpoint data that prompted the work.
- Level manages patching across Windows, macOS, and Linux and alerts the team when an update fails.
What IT professionals say.
Level customers doing the operational work compared here.
Exisor
Customer testimonial, Exisor
“Level has brought us the multi-OS management software we need at a reasonable price. Level provides remote control, behind-the-glass support, patching, alerting, and scripting in a compact deployable agent. Its modern UI makes it easy to work with systems individually and in bulk. Definitely a key piece in our management stack.”
Lance Hietpas
IT Director, YMCA
“I can confidently say that Level is truly an all-in-one experience that delivers. Level boasts top-notch scripting capabilities, handles patch management efficiently, provides robust remote management tools, and, most importantly, it’s regularly updated with new features, ensuring I’m always well-equipped for success.”
See it. Fix it. Confirm it.
A live workspace for finding and fixing endpoint issues.
See endpoint health in real time.
Monitor device conditions and route alerts without waiting for the next policy check-in.
Automate the response.
Use endpoint events and thresholds to trigger scripts and conditional, multi-step fixes.
Keep repair tools together.
Run scripts, use background tools, patch systems, and start browser remote from the RMM.
Choose the operating model first.
Level runs live RMM work. Intune applies policy through check-ins.
Choose Level if
- You need instant device-health signals.
- Scripts need to run on demand.
- Endpoint events should trigger multi-step fixes.
- One RMM should cover Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Choose Microsoft Intune if
- Check-in status meets your needs.
- Assignments and schedules fit the work.
- Detection and remediation packages cover the task.
- Platform-specific workflows fit your fleet.
Compare Level and Microsoft Intune.
Each row covers one operational need.
| Level |  | |
|---|---|---|
| Operating model | ||
| Primary focus | Live RMM operations | Cloud endpoint management |
| Monitoring | ||
| Endpoint health | Real-time RMM data | Inventory, compliance, and analytics |
| Online and offline status | Instant connection alerts | Last check-in status |
| CPU, memory, and disk | Live thresholds | Analytics and reports |
| Processes and services | Built-in monitors | Custom scripts |
| Custom conditions | Script-based monitors | Detection scripts |
| Automation and scripting | ||
| On-demand scripts | Immediate execution | On-demand Windows remediation |
| Scheduled scripts | Run now or later | Assigned or scheduled |
| Automation triggers | Events, monitors, and schedules | Assignments and schedules |
| Workflow design | Conditional, multi-step pipelines | Detection and remediation packages |
| Execution feedback | Live device-and-step logs | Portal status reports |
| Script languages | PowerShell, Bash, Python, more | PowerShell, shell, and Bash |
| Remote support | ||
| Remote control | Built into the RMM | Remote Help workflow |
| Supported platforms | Windows, macOS, and Linux | Windows, macOS, and Android |
| Background tools | Terminal, files, processes, services | Device actions and diagnostics |
| Session security | P2P end-to-end encryption | Entra authentication and RBAC |
| Patching | ||
| Update management | Windows, macOS, and Linux | Windows, Apple, and Android policies |
| Scheduling | One cross-platform workflow | Platform-specific workflows |
| Failure visibility | Immediate alerts | Platform reports |
| Inventory | ||
| Hardware and software | Live RMM inventory | Device details and status |
Compare the day-to-day endpoint work.
Monitor, automate, troubleshoot, and patch in one RMM.
- Find issues before users report them. Monitor connectivity, CPU, memory, disk, processes, services, and custom conditions in real time. Route alerts to the right technician or ticketing system when something needs attention.
- Turn endpoint signals into action. Start conditional, multi-step automations from monitors, device events, group changes, tags, schedules, or API events, then follow the result for every device as the work runs.
- Diagnose and fix issues live. Run scripts immediately, open browser-based remote control, or work quietly through the terminal, file system, process manager, and service manager.
- Patch a mixed-OS fleet from one RMM. Create patching profiles, schedule maintenance, and see update failures across Windows, macOS, and Linux beside the monitoring and automation tools your team already uses.
Straightforward RMM pricing.
Level is $2 per endpoint each month, with the first 10 endpoints free.
See Level pricingEvaluate Level on real endpoint work.
Start small, test the daily workflow, and expand when it fits.
Start with 10 endpoints.
Install Level on a representative group of Windows, macOS, or Linux devices.
Run the workflows that matter.
Test a monitor, launch an automation, run a script, open remote control, and stage an update.
Review the operational fit.
Confirm that your team can see issues, take action, and verify results from one RMM.
